Elms College - Elmata Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

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ELMATA 3.i1l EX-Members Wlien Mary Ellen Dougherty did not return for Sophomore year, the absence of her gay good-humor left a gap in all our socials-and did we miss that talent, for hairdressing? Wliy did she leave us? She preferred himself to ourselves. Lillian Wesclller' decided to forsake us after Freshman Year to study for a business career. No one has ever been able to fill Lil's place during our confabs in the big parlor. However, our loss was hir gain. Sophomore year Mary Donahue came to join our ranks. Even now, we cannot help but chuckle over the clever witticisms of our transient Sopho- more. Mary is going to live until she dies and if the Good Lord postpones the date of the latter event, she will see most of this world before she sees the next! The loss of Eileen Smith, who fell in love with the domestic arts course in .1 sister college, was keenly felt by all the members of thirty-four. We had known Eileen since she had become a member of the class during mid- semester of Freshman year. She did not leave us until junior year was ended, and her gay, infectious laughter still echoes in our ears, as it will surely echo down the corridors of time. i -t:- aaa CN f?

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..'f-- J Senior Class Qflicers Prmde11f.- MARY W. SULLIVAN Vire-Pre.videnf.- CLARA M. MOYNAHAN Sew-erm-y ALICE L. HANAN Treafm'er: EILEEN M. LARKIN ,,E?3?LlA,,